LIFC 502 Exam 2

LIFC 502 Exam 2 Liberty University

1. A danger for many coaches is that they lose their objectivity:
2. Which one is not considered is a reinforcer:
3. “Stepping into the future” is when a coach asks a client to step into their desired future and describe in detail what they see, how they feel, how their environmentappears, etc.
4. How much positivity is enough:
5. People who have more purpose in their lives are more disease resistant:
6. Many clients find the “body scan” very relaxing:
7. “Find your feet” is a cue from:
8. If clients do not complete assignments between calls, reschedule the session:
9. Human neurobiology predisposes us to be habit focused:
10. Life purpose work may be called for when:
11. Debriefing is a:
12. Giving advice or giving the answer is more the province of consulting:
13. The “small world” phenomenon is the theory that each of us is just seven connections away from anyone else on this planet:
14. You and your client can converse soulfully from the depths of your being:
15. Coaching sets a context of accountability which generally is offered in monthly or sporadic sessions:
16. Which is NOT a way to challenge:
17. The best fieldwork takes into consideration these factors:
18. Life coaches should generate new possibilities for their clients rather than the client generating these ideas themselves:
19. Coaching contracts can be:
20. Whose research discovered the “Four Horseman”:
21. A life purpose can be defined as an anchor because it serves as a device of the mind to provide stability:
22. To be a successful coach, all of our logical levels need to be aligned to our goals:
23. Teaching is more effective earlier in the coaching relationship:
24. Each of these included in Dunbar’s list of the worst 10 listening habits EXCEPT:
25. Which one is not a common blindspot: